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In the late 60s and 70s, the State of Mississippi tried to hold local NAACP leaders liable for the violent acts of their followers, claiming thy "incited" the violence through their angry rhetoric. In 1982, the Supreme Ct unanimous ruled in favor of NAACP: would violate 1A. Now: — PolitiTweet.org

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Carl Cameron says it’s time to maybe start putting people in jail for misinformation. Said this on MSNBC. https://t.co/hn3Ophq7MA

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@i_ma_follower @NathanJRobinson I've spent the week writing and speaking about the unity of Democratic Party lawmakers supporting this $40b atrocity, including the Squad, and how the only NO votes are from GOP. That's the obvious context. I've repeatedly - over and over - highlighted left dissent on Ukraine. — PolitiTweet.org

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Here's the 1982 ruling in NAACP v. Claiborne: the case I've cited most over the years to reject holding people (such as imams/CAIR) responsible for the violence carried out by followers. The Wallace/Scarbrough/Frum-led liberal sect of course rejects this: https://t.co/c1ePHbUa7c — PolitiTweet.org

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